Why did the Northeast become the heart of the Industrial Revolution in America and not a different a region of the United States?

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SchaunW · Answer 1 · 2016-03-09T18:30:17+0000

The main reason why the Northeast became the heart of the Industrial Revolution in America and not a different a region of the United States is because it had the greatest population density, meaning more people to work in the factories.

Why did the Northeast become the heart of the Industrial Revolution in America and not a different a region of the United States?

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